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😆I'm simply me. All the time. Saufeeyaah. Muslimaah. Salafi. Happy.☺ 💫Walhamdullilaah. Wife to my Love. 💏💍Mother to my little.👸 Loving Life.💁💃 Writer. 💻✒Aspiring Poet.✏📑 Wannabe Photographer. 📷 I've started to basically live in my kitchen .🍴🍕🍝🍞🌽🔥 Guess I'm a baker😁 Oh yeaa I love butterflies😜 Maa Shaa Allaah
🌺I'm not perfect nor have I've tried or claimed to be, just simply striving 💪to be a better me all the time bi'inthillaahi ta'ala. 🌻🙏May Allaah aza wa jal make me of those that are
successful, in being so in this life and the next Allaahummaa Aameen!!!
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To be seen without having to speak is a beautiful feeling
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لغات الحب كثيرة، والدعاء هو أفضلها
The languages of love are many, dua is the best of them all.
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𝐀 𝐂𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐏𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐩𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐇𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐥𝐢𝐦 𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞!
The Muftī of Mecca Muḥammad bin ʿAlāa ad-Dīn Aḥmad al Nahrawānī al Ḥanafī رحمه الله (d. 990H) narrated:
That a merchant from Alexandria invested much of his wealth in a trading expedition to Constantinople by sea.
On his way there the ship he was traveling on was captured by Frankish Pirates. They captured all the wealth and men aboard.
They took everything the merchant owned and bounded his feet in chains and sat him at an oar to row for the ship. When the merchant was sat down and saw the state of his affairs, and thought of his family and his home and wondered if he’ll ever see them again he began to cry and wasn’t able to stop.
A Christian youth notice his crying and approached him. And asked him why he was crying. The merchant began to relate to him that he feared he will never see his family and home again.
The youth grabbed a handkerchief and threw it in the air and let it hit the ground. He then asked the merchant:
“Do you see how the handkerchief goes into the air and falls?
The merchant said yes.
The youth said:
“In time span of that handkerchief going into the air and falling Allah can change our affairs and turnover the Dunya and it’s people and Allah can bring about favors you cannot imagine. So do not wallow in your crying and sadness just because there is some hardship.”
The man was amazed by the youth’s words and by it Allah removed the sadness and regret in his heart. And he decided to wait for Allah to remove his hardship.
And at that very moment a Muslim military vessel appeared in the horizon and was able to quickly intercept the pirate ship and seize it without any fighting.
They were towed to a near by port and they offloaded all of the men, the merchandise, and the captured pirates.
They put all the Christian pirates in chains. It was then announced that whosoever has any claims to the wealth and merchandise should make it now.
The Muslim Merchant went to the Muslim commanding officer and informed him of what occurred and was able to reclaim all of his wealth without a single thing missing.
The commander then said to the merchant are you continuing to Constantinople or returning to Alexandria. The merchant informed the commander that he will be continuing to Constantinople, so the commander pointed him to another vessel that would be making the trip. And had all the merchandise loaded for him and appointed for him a guide to Constantinople.
Then the commander prepared to auction off the captured Frankish pirates. And the Muslim merchant saw amongst them the youth who gave him the advice, so the merchant approached the commander and requested a price for the youth. The commander, surprised, asked the merchant why did he want to buy one of his former capturers, so the merchant informed him of what transpired between the merchant and the youth. Amazed by the story the commander said he is yours for free.
So the merchant took the youth and freed him. Then merchant and the youth traveled to Constantinople together. Where the merchant was able to sell all his merchandise and was very profitable in doing so, he then returned to Alexandria.
And the Christian youth also decided to travel to Alexandria with Christian traders to conduct business. And a business relationship formed between the merchant and the youth wherein he would send merchandise to Frankish lands with the youth to sell them for him and it made them both very wealthy.
After a long time passed the merchant informed the Christian that he should become Muslim. The Christian told him he had become Muslim the day the merchant bought and freed him, but hid it so that he can continue to trade in Frankish lands in safety, but for now on he will no longer hide it. And he made apparent his Islam and perfected it up until he died رحمه الله.
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And it is Our duty to help the believers.
[Qur'an 30:47]
Ya Allah, ease the affairs of the people of Palestine 🇵🇸
امين
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SubhaanAllaah!! Guard your salat!!!!! Your hereafter depends on it !!!!!!!!
„If you don't want to pray, force it, because something is also forcing you not to pray."
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Quran, dua and good companions are means for a purified heart
If you have evil companions its a reflection of who you are, dont think your friends are wicked but you are the one with a pure heart NO, its a reflection of you!!! The evil companion will drag you to the hellfire! You find righteous companions in the masjid, sitting innthe classes!!!
From the effects of a dead heart is lack of understanding and intellect!
If the heart is upright the rest of the body will be upright if the heart is corrupt the rest of the body will be corrupt!
Muhammad Nasr - Germantown Khutbah
May Allah purify our hearts and keep them alive and thriving upon Islaam Ameen
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أَمَّن يُجِيبُ ٱلْمُضْطَرَّ إِذَا دَعَاهُ وَيَكْشِفُ ٱلسُّوٓءَ
It is He who answers the call of the distressed when they invoke Him, and removes their distress.
— Qur'ān, 27:62
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Advice to the Husband and Wife as well as their Friends
Shaykh Muhammad Ghalib Al-‘Umari
Firstly: To the Husband; specifically, the one who is away more than he is present, so it is not known when (his family) meet with him or see him due to the frequentness of him leaving and how extremely “busy” he is. Without doubt—O husband—one must reflect upon and think about such minor dealings and these small gestures (which the prophet ﷺ would do for his wives) that display diligence in love and harmony from the messenger ﷺ toward his wives; as they are, for us, a beautiful example and an exemplary model to be followed.
Secondly: To the Wife: Your role, O maidservant of Allah, is such that you should not let anyone, other than your yourself, take care of your husband. Do not relegate his service to maids, to his sons, nor his daughters. This is YOUR role and it is YOUR place. You are his covering and his protective garment, and you are the closest of the people to him. The woman being loving toward her husband and being amicable with him is a means—with the men of nobility—that brings about respect and reverence for her. And this is not deemed to be degradation or demeaning, at all. The family life is a bond of affection and love and this is brought about by humility and harmony.
Thirdly: To the Wife’s Friend: O friend, be the best sister to your sister. Be more diligent upon her than she is upon herself (i.e., her uprightness). Take her hand and compel her to be good to her husband and serve him and to fulfill the rights of those within her household. Be able to do without long hours of conversation, taking up her time and wasting it. How often is connecting with someone a reason for them disconnecting with someone else; and communicating with someone a reason for them not communicating with someone else?! Hence, be diligent in aiding her to fulfill her obligations more than you are in using your free time to busy her.
Fourthly: To Husband’s Friend: O friend, be the best aid to your friend. For this friend of yours is a woman’s husband. There are rights that are due upon him which he must fulfill. Therefore, lighten his load. Let him long for your presence by staying away (for a time) and do not be a nuisance by being around (all the time). Examine and contemplate upon his life; bear in mind that he has a family that needs him. So, do not take up his time (merely) because you have free time on your hands at a time wherein he may be preoccupied. This does not indicate that one cannot visit with his friend or must discontinue doing so. However, do not make it commonplace and something which you do consistently.
Source: Hayatuna Al-Usriyyah Bayna Al-Waqi’ wal-Ma’mul pgs. 23-24
Translated by Raha Batts
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«when the woman is weak»
"When the woman is weak, the house is weak.
"When the house is weak, the children are weak.
"When the houses are weak, the society is weak."
Shaykh Ṣāliḥ Al-Fawzān رحمه الله | Muhadarāt fi al-'aqīdah wa al-da' wah, pg. 162
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«staying away from the Harām»
Shaykh Sulaymān Ar-Ruhaylī حفظه الله said:
"When a Muslim stays away from the Harām intentionally (seeking the pleasure of Allāh), this is a righteous action. A good deed is written for him, and a bad deed is wiped away.
Sharḥ Ṣāhiḥ at-Targhīb Wa at-Tarhīb 28
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A Message from The Till Family
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Sisters you play a big role in the ummah…
Shaykh Ahmad an-Najmī:
“The mother is the first school; if she is righteous her offspring will be righteous.”
[Fat'h ar-Rabb.. (v. 2 p. 256)]
“Every mother is a daa'iyah (caller to Islam for her child/family).”
- Shaykh Salih ibn Uthaymîn
(The Islâmic Awakening, pg. 223-229)
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